Sentence examples for disastrous ones from inspiring English sources

Struggling teachers did not get the help they needed and disastrous ones stayed on the job.

That fiasco's enablers -- Alan Greenspan, Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers -- and the more disastrous ones to follow were crowned "The Committee to Save the World" on Time magazine's Feb. 15, 1999, cover and are still welcomed in those polite circles where truth-teller Stockman is being treated as a pariah.

And like travel, you have triumphant days, and you have disastrous ones".

But the normally reliable coal systems have flaws, sometimes disastrous ones.

It keeps compounding the mistakes of the past with new and more disastrous ones.

Yet Judge Scheindlin's references point to the complex and contested fact that unchecked racial presumptions have consequences, sometimes disastrous ones.

The president was not caught lavishing praise on dictatorial adversaries, having wisely (if likely for reasons other than those claimed) canceled a replay of the disastrous one-on-one meeting with Vladimir Putin of Russia in Helsinki.

Soon, Jean-Luc Godard was collaborating with the Rolling Stones on the intriguingly disastrous "One Plus One" (later retitled "Sympathy for the Devil"), and Mick Jagger was starring as an androgynous rock singer in Nicolas Roeg and Donald Cammell's "Performance".

But what was looking like being a frustrating evening for the Blues turned into a disastrous one at the hands of one of their former players when Wright-Phillips delivered his sucker-punch, 12 minutes from time.

To look for Janacek is to tussle with contradictions: he was impulsive yet considerate; intuitive yet calculating; a fantasist and a realist; a superb psychologist of women on the stage, yet a disastrous one with the women in his life.

The pair touch on everything from dirty talk to disastrous one-night stands with equal parts honesty and humor.